its. coin flip for your situation, removing cast iron tub in itself is a huge task.  

I think its great that this site represents both sides of the landlord coin.. its not all RA RA RA OR financial freedom so many talk about but not sure they know what that really is … I think they know the concept but the reality of doing that through rental properties is probably not exactly what they envision .. 

I come from the Coin/Card Laundry industry.

Common coin laundry/dryer.

I suppose they're coined "commercial loans" because they're more business purpose in nature and funded by private institutions not backed by the government sponsored entities. 

When you look at these two things at a broader scale (revitalization and gentrification) they are really just to sides of the same coin.

And you must send them a Notice to Cease for harassing/threatening the other tenant, to protect yourself in case the animosity between both tenants escalates and you get dragged into it.Did you ever consider a coin-operated washer and dryer for your property?

Hey Matt, just saw your profile and I'm interested in your experience with crypto mining.

there is no rule of thumb and BRRRR generally if you pull out all your cash your cash flow will be minimal.the theory is you can build up a portfolio and you suppose to have some built in equity.but the deals are not what they were 5 to 10 years ago.. so while in theory for sure this works and its not a new concept we did these loans routinely prior to the GFC  its just been coined on this site ..

They are on the other side of the coin.